5”x7”, acrylic
I sent these four little paintings to “The Woodland” show. It is always good to have some smaller affordable pieces available.
Forest Four
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The Woodland
After months of hard work I have finally shipped these 18 paintings to Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, Michigan. The show is a dual exhibit of my paintings and the sculptures of Kristen Egan. It would be a beautifully intriguing show to have a stroll through. I do not know when the exhibit will physically open. The art will be available online through the gallery either way!
Rise and Fall
Finalizing my last painting for “The Woodland” exhibit. One of my favorite pieces in a solid collection. The show will open in May at Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, MI.
Along the Shadowed Ridge.
A holdover from winter. Taking photos of my paintings before I ship them to Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, Michigan.
Color Shifts (SOLD)
The last two weeks we saw the final gasps of winter. It seems appropriate that I have just sold this cold landscape painting as a farewell. The creation of this one is detailed on my YouTube channel.
Solitary Sign (SOLD)
I just sold this apocalyptic piece, will miss seeing it in the studio. Making art that is expressive and unique are always my goals. I know this one really delivered.
Darkening Wood (final)
Another painting that will be part of “The Woodland” show at Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, MI. A dual exhibit with @KristenEganArt opening in May!? Still putting the finishing touches on much of the work. This is slated to be the reopening show for this gallery… so dates are uncertain.
Witness (SOLD)
One of my favorite recent works just sold. I was saving it for my August solo show but sales are important during these difficult days.
January Blanket (Final)
As the name implies this one is from January. Taking high resolution images of my woodland paintings before I varnish and frame.
Though it is spring the last two days have started winter white. Spring seems to have taken a breath.
Beholder’s Eye
Beautiful in its own terrible way. That being said I am hoping this summer is free of wildfires and frightening viruses.
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